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Terms of Reference
GlobalCAD is looking for a graphic animator to make short animated videos (2 or 3 minutes long) on resilient cities.
The videos will be aimed at raising awareness of the challenges and illustrating the lessons learned from two cities on their way to promoting inclusive economic development.
The subjects to be developed in the videos are as follows:
> Informality and climate change in cities
> The role of secondary cities in developing countries
> Improving settlements for the new urban agendaContent of the proposal
Applicants should prepare a proposal containing, in approximately two pages, the following elements:
1. Description of the design line (with references to similar publicly accessible products not necessarily made by the applicant)
2. References of previous animation works made by the applicant
Requirements:
> Demonstrable experience in the realization of animations
> Accessible and resolute person
> Working language: Spanish or English
Deadlines: From September 10 to September 30.
Interested professionals can send their proposals to the attention of Geisel García Graña at ggrana@globalcad.org with the title: “Resilient Cities Proposal” before September 6, 2019.
GlobalCAD, the Center for Alliances for Development, is a global network of experts in human and sustainable development. GlobalCAD’s activities include research, strategic advice, technical support and capacity building. With headquarters in Barcelona and offices in Mexico and Berlin, GlobalCAD offers its strategic advisory services to international organizations, public institutions, private associations and civil society organizations at the global level.
CAD Productions, GlobalCAD’s production company, is specialized in the production of documentaries that address the challenges of sustainable human development. Its motto, “stories that inspire change”, reflects the main objective of the production company: to show success stories of communities and individuals that advance in development.
